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Artisans are translating heritage handloom traditions into contemporary designs, driving appeal in the global luxury market.

10 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 11
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What happened

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Artisans are translating heritage handloom traditions into contemporary designs, driving appeal in the global luxury market.

How it developed

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  1. Artisans are successfully reviving Mughal-era techniques, which are being utilized by established luxury houses like Prada and Fendi in the global market.Sub-event
  2. African heritage designers are leveraging global luxury markets for exposure.1 source
  3. Heritage handloom traditions are finding new appeal within the global luxury market.1 source

Coverage

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